Los Angeles Mission College Develop a Testable Null Hypothesis Discussion

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1.As you have discovered, scientists often follow their interests and passion in deciding what to research. In addition to theories, past research, and practical problems, researchers can also be inspired by common sense and observations of the world around us. Some cultural beliefs are based on common sense and can be expressed in proverbs. For example, “the early bird gets the worm” could mean that students who arrive to class early or complete assignments early have better grades than those who arrive late or submit assignments late.

Based on the proverb “the early bird gets the worm,” develop a testable null hypothesis:

2.As you have discovered, scientists often follow their interests and passion in deciding what to research. In addition to theories, past research, and practical problems, researchers can also be inspired by common sense and observations of the world around us. Some cultural beliefs are based on common sense and can be expressed in proverbs. For example, “the early bird gets the worm” could mean that students who arrive to class early or complete assignments early have better grades than those who arrive late or submit assignments late.

Based on the proverb “the early bird gets the worm,” develop a testable alternative hypothesis:

3.if you conducted your study and the analysis of the data from your sample resulted in a p value of .04, what would you conclude about the null hypothesis (reject or retain)? Please describe how you came upon this answer: